Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-03
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Movements Of Citizens and the Comln
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Park yesterday.
W. II. Ratcliff, of Piedmont, was at the
Mcclure yesterday.
NJ. L. Colvig will spend the Fourth with
friends at Columbus, o.
Mayor Seabright has returned home from
an extended Western trip.
Mrs. Kate Wheat Rammelsburg will be
home from Europe on the 10th inst.
Miss Jessie Davis is spending the sum
mer with friends at Keyser, W. Va.
Miss Della Caldwell, OF Iowa, is visiting
Miss Ella Caldwell, on Sixteenth street.
Miss Sara Hearne, of Covington, KY, is
visiting Miss Sara Cecil at her country
home.
Mr.. Fred. W. Banner is at his home in
Hamilton, Ohio, where he will pass the
Fourth.
Col. J. A. Fuller, a we'll known New
York gentleman, is autographed at the
Mcclure.
Mary Nolte, of South Chapline street,
left yesterday on q visit to friends at Can
ton, Ohio.
Col. A. J.. Case, of New York, spread
his name on the Mcclure House register
yesterday.
Hon. Randolph Stalnaker left yesterday
for Deer Park, where he will remain sew
eral days.
Rev. aud Mrs. K. Rush Swope left on
Thursday Tor Spring Lake to pass part OF
the heated term.
Miss Sarah Tuteur, of Allegheny, Pa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. j. R%eizenstein,
at S26 Main street.
Mr.. Crawford II. Booth left the past
week for his home in Taylor, Tex, after
visiting friends here.
Mr.. J. C. Burns aud wife, of Hartford,
Conn, are at the Mcclure, and will spend
the Fourth in the city.
Miss Annie McYey is at Parkersburg,
filling the position OF night operator in the
Central office at that place.
Mr.. John Reynolds and family, of Balti-
more, are visiting Mrs. Reynolds mother,
Mrs. Berger, on the Island.
Mr.. Pat J. Howley will leave tomorrow
on an extended visit to friends in Terra
Alta, W. Va, and other points.
MIR. Herman Serf and his betrothed,
with a number of friends from PIttsburg,
ere at the Mcclure House to-day.
Miss Fannie McClyment, of the Island,
left yesterday for an extended visit to
friends in Washington county, o.
Mr.. J. Cline has resigned his position
as engineer at the La Belle mill, to accept
a similar one at the Benwood mill.
Miss Maggie Morn, of South Main street,
left yesterday on a visit TO her friend, Miss
Sarah O'Donnell, at Terra Alta w. Va.
Miss Annie Carson, Of South Jacob
street, accompanied by her cousin, Harry
Anderson, is visiting Pittsburg friends.
Misses Laura Spears and Mollie Blake,
two popular South Side young ladies, have
gone gone to Woodland TO spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. n. ID. Adams, Of the REGISTER
staff, is at his home in ST. George, Tucker
county, where he will remain several
weeks.
DR.. Will Bates is expected home to-day
with his sister, Miss Jessie, who has been
lying quite i'll at Richmond for several
weeks.
Mr.. j. w. Marshall and wife and s.. H.
Eker and wife, of Washington, Pa, are at
the Mcclure, and will remain until after
the Fourth.
Mr.. Ned Johnson, of the Eighth ward,
lett Yesterday for New MatamOras, D. He
was accompanied by his wife and Miss
Mary Emrick.
Fred Hartman, a popular Eighth ward
boy, who has been working at Pittsburg,
returned home on Friday Oh an extended
visit to his parents.
Philip Emrick, of Thirty-eigth street,
LETT yesterday for New Matamoras, o., to
attend the funeral OF his sister, Mrs. f..
Shiler, of that place.
Messrs. John b. Hart, Harry Wilson, ].
Philip Clifford and HoffGlan Sommers were
a quartette Of Clarkshurg gentlemen in the
city during the past week.
Louis A. Lindermuth, Of Bridgeport,
Birnie Morgan, of the Morgantown Post,
and Mr.. Joseph Miller, Of Morgantown,
came in from that place last evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Heburn, of st. Louis, wife
of the late Alex. Heburn, formerly of this
city, accompanied by her two children, are
visiting Mrs. Jacob Heburn, Of the East
End.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hobbs left yes
terday for st. Clair, Mich, where they
will remain some time. They will spend
the warm season at various summet re-
sorts.
Hon. 8if. Martin aud niece, Miss Ma
rion Barron, of Grafton, stopped over yes
terday at the Mcclure on their way home
from Meadville, Pa where the young lady
has been attending school.
Miss Lille Hart, of Clarksburg, passed
through the city the early part of the
week on her way to California, Pa, where
she will visit friends. She will shortly be
the guest of Misses Carrie and Minnie Gil.
christ at Le~atherwood.
Mr.. VIM. P. Sharp, the well know pain
ter and grainer, was on Friday the victim
of a paralyetic stroke, affecting his entire
right side. He is now confined to his resi-
dence on North Market street, but bright
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
William F. Eberle, a former employe Of
this ONCE, writes from the military acad.
envy at West Point, NY, that he has sue
cessfully passed his examination and been
duly admitted as o cadet. Mr.. Eberle's
many friends will be glad to hear Of his
success.
Col. R. Finley Smiley, hissouri's bril-
liant orator, and the man whom Rev. DR..
Pepper, Of Cleveland, styles 'the Wendell
Phillips of the Southwest" was in the
city Friday. A dispatch called him to
East Liverpool, where he will remain over
Sunday.
Mrs. John J. Brown, of the Island, in
tends leaving for a visit to her grandmother
at Waynesbulg, who is i0i Yeas Of age.
Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs. Glass, who is
seventy -four years of age, will accompany
her, and the meeting of mother, daughter
and grandmother will no doubt be a happy
one.
Harry Gruber, Weddings best and fast
est bicycle rider, left this morning for
Pittsburg, to spend the Fourth, snd on bis
return viii attempt to ride from Pitts
burg to Wheeling, a distance of IS miles,
in 10 hours, a fea, that has never been
dopa hatnrs